Teacher's Corner: Making Meaningful Assessments
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This four-part collection shows how to make classroom assessment useful, manageable, and student-centered. Exit tickets, diagnostic tasks, self-assessment, and peer assessment help teachers identify needs, monitor progress, and plan responsive instruction.
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Quick exit tickets help teachers check student understanding and plan the next lesson.
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meaningful_assessments_week_1.pdf
pdf243.98kb
Diagnostic activities reveal students’ existing strengths and language needs at the start of a course.
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meaningful_assessments_week_2_0.pdf
pdf327.98kb
Students create assessment criteria and reflect on their own progress, strengths, and next steps.
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meaningful_assessments_week_3.pdf
pdf336.22kb
Structured peer assessment helps students give useful feedback and improve their own work.
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meaningful_assessments_week_4_0.pdf
pdf342.3kb
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